[00:00] need ack here: [00:00] launchpad bug 379235 [00:00] Launchpad bug 379235 in qt-creator "Request for removal from archive" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/379235 [00:03] lex79: looking [00:03] lex79: done [00:03] great [00:03] * ScottK stops looking [00:03] sleep time [00:03] nini [00:03] night Riddell [00:04] lex79: Don't we just want the source removed? The binary is still needed as the transitional package. [00:04] oh [00:05] * ScottK fixors [00:05] Actually not, Riddell did the removal. No problem though, it'll come back with qtcreator. [00:06] ScottK: sorry [00:06] It's not a problem in this case. [00:08] luckily :) [00:08] lex79: It doesn't look like your transitional package actually got created though [00:09] Nevermind [00:09] Actually it was already through New and got probably got removed. [00:09] Let's get it a couple of hours and check. [00:10] ok [00:29] * ryanakca wonders if there'll be IPv6 at the hotel [01:12] ScottK: that is great news [01:21] * vorian is upgrading now [01:51] what is the proper command to use force overwrite? [01:52] dpkg -i --force-overwrite [01:52] hrm [01:52] it's no workie [01:53] so, lets say it's kdebase-runtime-data which has ben apt-gotten, what say ye then JontheEchidna [01:53] ? [01:59] why kpackagekit use a gtk gui to get permissions ? [01:59] :s [02:05] Gonium check if installing policykit-kde changes anything for you [02:05] * Gonium looking [02:08] vorian: sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /path/to/deb isn't working? [02:18] lubyou, thanks, noy shows a qt gui :B [02:18] now* [02:19] :) [02:24] Riddell: hehe, funny seeing you in an opensuse shirt ;-) [02:29] Why does everyone force overwrite? [02:29] I normally just remove packages which makes other packages install automatically [02:51] Last test I did I didn't need to over-write, just apt-get -f install [03:05] has anyone heard of Arora? [03:06] Viper550: Yes, we have a package of it. [03:06] oh good. I'm told he finally added opensearch support to it [03:09] Viper550: you should also consider rekonq, which is also based on qtwebkit, but a native kde app :) [03:10] Arora just looks nicer, and has opensearch support now too [03:11] Viper550: yup [03:11] I notice we don't have a package for rekonq.... maybe I should consider packaging this one [03:13] I Aroa is what qt app? [03:13] Daskreech, Arora is this Qt-based WebKit browser [03:14] But not KDE [03:14] http://code.google.com/p/arora/ [03:15] What's the virtues of rekonq? [03:15] or what are the virtues of rekonq ? [03:17] looks like it links with KDE better [03:19] I didn't mean over Arora :) I just meant what would make me choose it as a browser [04:17] Tonio_: are you around? [04:18] lex79: quickly :) [04:18] Tonio_: launchpad bug 378185 [04:18] launchpad bug 378185 [04:18] Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/378185/+text) [04:18] Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/378185/+text) [04:18] uhm [04:18] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kmplayer/+bug/378185 [04:19] Ubuntu bug 378185 in kmplayer "Merge from debian unstable kmplayer 0.11.1a" [Undecided,New] [04:19] I had subscribed to you [04:23] to avoid your upload but did not work, [04:23] you have done the same [04:24] Anyone else working on fixing over-write problems? [04:25] i don't have a desktop :( [04:25] Ouch [04:25] ScottK: over-write problems? in kde beta release? [04:25] i have applications, a pannel, but the desktop is gone and the plasma thingy in the top right corner [04:25] lex79: Yes [04:26] There's a few left [04:26] I'm not working on that [04:30] Tonio_: I think you have to looking launchpad (or your subscribe bugs, or your email) before upload your packages, 4 times (4 my packages) is too many [04:31] and also, in kmplayer there are some changes to merge from debian, missing in your package [04:32] lex79: ouch.... [04:33] lex79: you're right.... that's the problem of working on ubuntu at 5h30 am... [04:34] okey [04:35] Tonio_: I was looking at merging kdebindings. Feel free to steal that one from me. [04:35] lex79: the thing is that I really dislike to watch at launchpad for every new little update... [04:35] ScottK shouldn't we try to improve this a little bit ? [04:36] Yes. [04:36] ScottK when non members are working on packages, the whole dev cycle ends up in being like a feature freeze [04:36] then looking at debian/revu/launchpad/mailing lists just to guess who is working on what, at the moment and then working on the package.... [04:36] That or just discuss what you're working on here. [04:37] it's messy, since I for example have very limited time right now... [04:37] lex79: first you have to become a motu, that'll help you a lot :) [04:38] maybe I need sponsor like you [04:38] lex79: yup [04:38] lex79: the thing is that I receive so many emails than I barelly look at launchpad bugs before working a package [04:39] lex79: then for debian, well I generally look, but indeed I didn't for kmplayer :) [04:39] you can upload this: [04:39] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lemonpos/+bug/379193 [04:39] Ubuntu bug 379193 in lemonpos "New upstream release lemonpos 0.8" [Undecided,New] [04:39] muahahah :) [04:39] lex79: we just seem to naturally work on the same packages, which never happened to me before :) [04:40] lex79: and sure I appreciate this, hehe [04:40] ahahah [04:40] lex79: so maybe we can try this : email me directly instead of writting new bugs [04:41] okey Frenchman :) [04:41] lex79: that especially is unproductive since most people won't look at the bugs during the normal dev cycle, as this is out of the process [04:41] lex79: so here is the proposal, when you have a package, either ping here or email me, uploading the source package somewhere I can dget it [04:41] understand, ok [04:41] lex79: and I'm sure it'll be a lot better for both of us :) [04:42] sure, thanks [04:42] and really I'm happy not to be lonely on what I used to work on for 4 years now, hehe :) [04:43] :) [04:44] lex79: the problem in being alone is that I developped a very egotistic and selfish way to work, as you noticed :) [04:45] lex79: but despite being this and the fact I'm french, I'm a nice guy :) [04:45] hehe [04:46] ScottK, lex79: I'm wondering if microblogging would be a nice way to know quickly who is working on what at the moment [04:46] twitter or something... [04:47] Tonio_: I'm not going to twitter. [04:47] Tonio_: maybe is a good way [04:47] ScottK -> or something :) [04:47] I often mention what I'm working on here. [04:47] ScottK sure, but when I want to package something, how can I know easilly if there is someone already doing this ? [04:47] before it was easy, since we were a small team, and I was pretty alone on what I package... [04:48] with the team growing, this has become (for good reasons) pretty complicated... [04:48] ScottK have a problem with twitter ? :) [04:48] Tonio_: I think is complicated only for update from kde-apps [04:49] and other little updates [04:49] Tonio_: Never used it. [04:49] lex79: sure, I'm anly talking about the concept behind this [04:49] yes [04:49] we have to many packages/info sources [04:49] I'm complaining this at work, so I do here :) [04:50] well lex79 at the moment, lett's try to work together to avoid duplication, and I'll be very hapy to sponsor you :) [04:50] and help you become a motu so that you can be independant from me :) [04:50] ahahah :) [04:51] ok thanks Tonio_ [04:51] lex79: you're welcome :) [04:51] last php updates broken lighttpd on hardy..... thanks to the QA.... [04:51] sh*t... [04:52] (mod_fastcgi.c.1029) the fastcgi-backend /usr/bin/php-cgi -c /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini failed to start: [04:52] that's REALLY bad... we have lots of hardy servers in production at work using lighttpd [04:52] nice day in perspective :) [04:53] Tonio_: time to sleep in our countries :) night [04:53] lex79: night :) [05:07] lex79: lemonpos uploaded [05:14] Wow. python-qt4 even built on hppa. [05:20] JontheEchidna: I encourage you to compare -workspace in the PPA and Karmic. I think there are some changes that both need from the other, but I'm not messing with it beyond the changes i did. [05:57] JontheEchidna: I'd also have the same thought for -runtime. There's differences between the two packages (PPA/Karmic) that i think shouldn't be there, but you're closer to it than me. [05:59] OK. Fixes uploaded for PPA and Karmic for all the conflicts errors I hit last time i tested. [06:21] Riddell: nice openSuse shirt [06:21] * Lure is waitig for suse guy in kubuntu shirt [06:21] and great to see freeflying in canonical team [06:39] Riddell: when is that gwenview crasher bug fix going to be uploaded? I want my gwenview back! :D [07:03] Hello! [07:06] Lure: that is the same exact openSUSE shirt I have! /me goes and checks his closet to see if Riddell snagged it when I wasn't looking [07:06] Novell gave out some killer t-shirts yesterday when I was visiting them [07:06] and a really nice laptop bag, a nice hat, some groovy software...wanted to win their custom netbook, but I didn't :( [07:18] nixternal: are you moving to opensuse? ;-) [07:18] nope [07:19] I will say though, Novell has some rockin' stuff...I was at their IT in Action Tour all day yesterday [07:19] nixternal: opensuse is cool, I just hate rpm/zyper & stuff [07:30] ditto [09:04] nixternal: that might be the reason why Riddell wears an OpenSuse shirt in Barcelona then... ;) === olujicz_ is now known as olujicz [12:35] final tagging for amarok 2.1 is planned for next friday - is anyone working on a backport for jaunty of beta 2? I would love me some more testing [13:08] Nightrose: I am a bit but it's quite tricky, the qtscript generator package is hard to backport [13:08] seems to be compiling now though [13:08] thx Riddell :) [13:09] i thougt there was a package for the generator already [13:10] not for jaunty [13:11] and the one in karmic needs newer debhelper and quilts [13:13] hmm, I crashed gmail again === bdefreese2 is now known as bddebian [13:22] Anyone else with no sound from Flash, but Qt apps are OK? [13:23] I've removed pulseaudio stuff already, that usually fixed the sound problems for me [13:23] mine usually works [13:24] mine doesn't, on two machines [13:25] And I've no idea where to control the flash sound [13:25] audio under Linux is still an awful mess, and pulseaudio has only made it worse for me [13:26] * sebas officially declares sound worse than graphics [13:26] (which is sad) [13:28] is there a timeline for getting the kdebase-dev files in KDE 4.3 ? [13:29] I would love to be able to compile again on this machine... [13:30] actually, the ideal would be to have the kde-devel metapackage again... [13:31] sebas: check the alsa-script made by tchen, solved it for me here [13:31] you probably have still some .*rc files in your home that prevent also from working correctly [13:31] any reference? [13:32] What kind of *rc files? [13:32] .asoundrc for example [13:32] (a lot of apps name their files *rc) [13:32] ScottK: bzr should be good now for -workspace [13:32] not in .kde, but directly in your folder [13:32] * sebas doesn't have that [13:32] made by pulse [13:33] Yeah, pulse is not on my system [13:33] sebas: you removed it, right? [13:33] yes [13:33] In order to get anything to play, removing pulse* is the best bet I know of [13:34] sebas: but it's likely there still are some leftovers made by pulse in your system, go check with find, you would be astonished [13:34] I wouldn't know where and what to look for [13:34] And I never used pulse, first thing to get sound is, as I said, ditch pulse [13:34] somebody should burry pulseaudio beneath the Chernobyl reactor sarcophagus, deep, deep inside [13:34] And other sound works, I'm just struggling to find out where fash sends its sound [13:35] skype, kscd and stuff all is fine [13:35] sebas: but it was installed and hijacked your sound and modified your settings, welcome to Ubuntu... [13:35] *where* would it do that? [13:35] ScottK: ...once I push it, that is [13:35] Heh [13:36] The only asound* I have is in /etc/ld.so.conf [13:37] heh, I just read an interview with the fedora guy who is working on their audio, and he praised Pulse Audio [13:37] I thought PA was handed down from the Gods :p [13:38] Wrong direction. [13:38] nixternal: it works, but only on Gnome and with gstreamer [13:38] That's a transscript from an interview with Lennart [13:38] forget it with xine [13:38] he wrote pulse and thinks it's the best since sliced bread [13:38] sebas: check here for the test script: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page [13:38] it crashes like crazy in gnome, for me...but i have read of people crying because of it :) [13:39] I guess it works well on broken platforms :p [13:39] While he's a cavalier guy hating KDE and ignoring all the problems pulse brings [13:39] why would one need pulse when alsa can handle nearly everything? [13:40] sebas: Lennart, you mean the jdub buddy? ... [13:40] Mamarok: does that have anything to do with flash? [13:40] My sound works in general ... [13:40] I'm not looking for general sound stuff, that's fine already [13:40] sebas: shouldn, flash works fine here now, once dtchen helped me debug the sound and get rid of the modifications made by pulse [13:40] I need to know what flash does with its sound, and how I get it to use "normal alsa" [13:41] but before that it hijaked the sound systematically [13:41] Do you have anything more precise than "the alsa wiki"? [13:41] and the second video you try to play only gives you hacked noise [13:42] * sebas has *no sound* *at all* from flash, on two machines [13:42] sebas: there's a link for a test script, moment... [13:42] sebas: http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh [13:44] * Quintasan wonders who else he should poke about "fixing" rsibreak [13:45] * Mamarok has to go, bbl [13:46] Quintasan: What's broken with it? [13:46] So that script doesn't find any pulse stuff at all [13:46] Now, does anybody know what flashs does with its sound? [13:46] ScottK: nothing, just changed the build-deps, I was supposed to send rgreening a debdiff but he is not here [13:46] I see. [13:47] He should be around later. [13:48] I guess I will work on mailody [13:54] JontheEchidna: It looks like somehow you reverted that last two -workspace uploads from bzr. Would you please double check your changes. [13:59] Riddell: ping [14:00] sebas: Since dtchen is in the channel, the best bet is just wait for him to react. [14:00] aight === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:24] Who has tried the KDE4 version of webdev? Is it reasonable except lacking Quanta? [14:30] ScottK: are you with Riddell in spain yet? [14:31] jussi01: No. Only Canonical people are there this week. I fly tomorrow. [14:31] ahh [14:31] ok. [14:31] rgreening: ping [14:31] ScottK: are you aware of the fix to the gwenview crasherbug Riddell mentions in his blog? [14:32] jussi01: I'm not, but it could probably be fished out of the KDE svn if someone were motivated enough. [14:33] rgreening: http://pastebin.com/f51cadf8c <-- rsibreak debdiff [14:33] ScottK: hrm, What does that take? Im a bit weak with this so not much I can do, just have to hope JontheEchidna is motivated to do it. [14:33] rgreening: http://pastebin.com/f2178516c <-- mailody-kde4 debdiff [14:34] or someone else around here... [14:35] Quintasan: For rsibreak we also need to drop the build-dep on libplasma-dev. [14:36] scomar: I did that too :) [14:36] ScottK: ^ [14:36] OK. Good. [14:36] * Quintasan is going to do more but watching comes first today [14:38] ScottK: webdev in trunk has quanta [14:38] been messing with it [14:38] How is it? [14:39] thus far it works...I know they are planning on doing more once they have rocked out kdevplatform [14:41] Quintasan: ty. I'll work on them shortly. [14:42] rgreening: np :) [14:45] OK. New transition wiki page: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/ScottKitterman/Libplasma-Dev [14:45] Quintasan: Feel free to take credit for rsibreak. === ScottK changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Alpha 1 out! | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuKarmicSpecs | Sync/Merges: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/multidistrotools/kubuntu-desktop.html | Be careful whilst packaging | Transitions: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/rgreening/KarmicPhononPackages and https://wiki.kubuntu.org/ScottKitterman/Libplasma-Dev [14:51] how come you goofballs can't do === Wiki Headings === correctly? :P [14:52] nixternal: Because you need something to do. [14:52] nixternal: I can :P [14:54] Anyone feel free to fixor. wiki is not my strong suit. [15:10] Hi, is Johnathon here? [15:13] Ok, at any rate, there is a bug with the way KStars is packaged, rendering telescope support useless. I asked Johnathon that I'd like to maintain KStars, in addition to INDI and associated packages since I happen to be the upstream developer and will also insure that they work fine. I just joined the MOTU and I'm familiar with packaging for Ubuntu/Debian. What's the next step? Should I download KStars source package maintained by John and "update" it? [15:14] the best thing would probably be to file a bug against the package, if it doesn't exist, and assign to yourself. then put up a debdiff [15:16] it does exist, that I know [15:16] tsimpson: Ok, will do that. Is there way to be the active maintainer for the package? [15:16] knro: it is just change indi build dep to libindi right? [15:17] nixternal: yes, and INDI v0.5 should no longer be built at all. [15:17] the maintainer will be "Kubuntu Developers " [15:17] rather than an individual person [15:17] knro: right, we discussed that just recently as well, I know I brought it up just a few weeks ago [15:17] Ok, great. [15:18] nixternal: has this issue been fixed? [15:18] I do not believe so, but don't quote me on that...I know it is still broken in Jaunty [15:19] That I can confirm from the list of complaints I received, and just tried it today myself. [15:19] !info indi jaunty [15:19] !info indi karmic [15:19] indi (source: indi): INDI, instrument neutral distributed interface. In component main, is optional. Version 5:0.5-0ubuntu6 (jaunty), package size 625 kB, installed size 1600 kB [15:19] indi (source: indi): INDI, instrument neutral distributed interface. In component main, is optional. Version 5:0.5-0ubuntu6 (karmic), package size 625 kB, installed size 1600 kB [15:19] see, INDI is obsolete. [15:19] it was replaced by libindi [15:20] the problem is that KStars was not built against libindi, that's all. [15:20] both indi and libindi are in the repository, two conflicting packages. INDI v0.5 must be removed. [15:20] there is 0.6-0ubuntu1 in both jaunty and karmic [15:20] libindi0 [15:21] yes, that's the right one. [15:22] perhaps libindi0 should conflict/replace indi too [15:23] yes, it should replace it. [15:23] the question is, how do I ask for that? file a bug report?? [15:24] yeah, file a bug and fix it :) [15:24] hehe ok, will do that then. [15:27] ah well, been fixed already :) [15:27] hmmm kadu has no build-depend on libphonon-dev, or I'm blind === santiago-pgsql is now known as santiago-ve [15:29] The problem (with Indi) in Jaunty is that the correct one is in Universe, so we can't build kdeedu against it. [15:31] oh right, and we (Riddell) did fix that in Karmic by running the magic script to push it into Main [15:32] Quintasan: looks like it doesn't use phonon [15:33] tsimpson: thanks, I thought it's just me :P [15:35] rgreening: Trying to fix the current bindings to build didn't work either. it needs a guru (i.e. not me) [15:37] ScottK: Universe is the primary repository for the stable Jaunty? [15:40] knro: No. Each release is divided up into Main/Universe (and some others for non-free stuff). [15:40] Main is the stuff that has official support (e.g. security fixes) from Canonical. [15:40] ScottK: Have to read a bit about that, been using SUSE since 99. [15:40] Stuff in Main can't build depend on stuff in Universe. [15:41] So KStars in Main, but libindi in Universe? [15:42] in jaunty, yes [15:43] do i dare do an aptitude safe-upgrade on my kubuntu karmic VM ? :) [15:45] vishalrao: It's got safe in the name, so what could go wrong? [15:45] ;-) [15:45] :-D [15:46] Nightrose: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jriddell/tmp/amarok/ uterly untested [15:47] ScottK: how current of bindings? [15:47] nixternal: Bindings didn't release with the beta. Neither our current (4.2.2 - didn't try 4.2.3) nor svn trunk will build. [15:47] bindings have been broke for over a week now and it is still being worked on [15:48] Right, so it'd be decent to at least have what's in the repo now ~working [15:48] hrmm, I had bindings building just find from trunk for the past few months [15:48] just recently they went to hell due to changes with the kssl cert manager [15:48] nixternal: Perhaps you can step back to a snapshot that works and we can have goodness again. [15:49] as long as you have the proper deps, the default cmake file should do the trick...it is when we start getting a goofy ass rules file that all hell breaks loose [15:49] that would be awesome. [15:50] akonadi changes in trunk still break bindings [15:50] not compatible with akonadi 1.1.85 [15:51] the akonadi stuff built fine in trunk just now, kssl and soprano are broken [15:51] they are adding a bunch of new fixes, which being a freeze I didn't think would happen...they are treating bindings like they are in in non-freeze trunk mode constantly [15:52] Looks like we have a portability issue in -runtime. Perhaps someone with some C++ foo could have a look at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-runtime/4:4.2.85-0ubuntu5/+build/1039488/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-armel.kdebase-runtime_4:4.2.85-0ubuntu5_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [15:52] I think bindings needs to be moved out of KDE/ and put in playground [15:52] akonadi in karmic == 1.1.85 <> whats being used by trunk. they made api breaking changes [15:53] I had to patch kdepim due to akonadi breakage [15:53] pimlibs and libs-experimental now built on ALL archs. [15:54] that arm crap [15:55] nixternal: no that "people making unwarranted assumptions about how portable code should be written" crap. [15:55] ifdef's ftw!!! :p [15:59] nixternal: Go for it, since you, like, code and stuff. === k4v is now known as m4v [15:59] nope, thanks though for offering :) [16:00] maybe remove the "const" in line 309 of -runtime/drkonqi/backtraceparser.cpp ? [16:00] *** line 308 [16:02] any idea why date/time settings in system settings never seems to remember that it is supposed to sync the time from ntp servers? [16:03] lubyou: i wonder if it has anything to do with recent comments that system settings doesnt ask for sudo password, so you need to run it via kdesudo? [16:04] well when i click it, it shows the kdesudo dialog, syncs the time. then i exit the panel, go back and the checkbox for syncing is unchecked again [16:04] but yeh, maybe its because it doesnt have permanent root permissions [16:09] Riddell: \o/ I'll download them in a sec and test [16:15] Artemis_Fowl: *waves* [16:15] * Artemis_Fowl waves back to seele :) [16:16] it's been a long time :) [16:18] are you on holiday from school now? [16:19] kind of [16:19] we have exams [16:19] rgreening: http://pastebin.com/f5b60715f <-- kgrab debdiff [16:19] hi Artemis_Fowl [16:20] Quintasan: heya [16:21] Riddell: crashes on startup like JontheEchidna's package before :( backtrace is of no use as i can't install the dbg package http://pastebin.com/m4abc1931 http://pastebin.com/m77ce8555 [16:21] seele: I'm back to developing for a while. won't be more than a couple of months though [16:22] * ScottK larts rgreening for bad build-deps in kdegraphics. [16:22] apachelogger, JontheEchidna: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasma-widget-pgame [16:22] Artemis_Fowl: cool.. i think there are some bugs open for KGRUBConfig ;) [16:22] I had no time to prepare kgrubeditor for jaunty :( but for karmic I think it will be fine [16:23] seele: I am almost finished with the main concern for kgrub: automagic [16:23] with grub2 is automagic still an issue? [16:23] seele: maybe you'll have to review a couple of things in the next days [16:24] Artemis_Fowl: sure, just send me screenshots or link to a jaunty package [16:24] seele: in theory no. but I haven't ever tried grub2 [16:40] I can't use debuild -S -sa since the debian/control maintainer for the package is MOTU and gpg can't find the key obviously. What do I need to do? [16:41] knro: The key gets picked up from the most recent debian/changelog entry, not the maintainer. [16:43] ScottK: you're right, still can't key though.. lemme try to find out what's wrong. [16:43] knro: Both the email address and the name have to match exactly. [16:43] knro: There is an option (-k) to work around this, but better to figure it out. [16:46] ScottK: ok, the problem is that I had a comment filed in my key. Is there a way to remove that?? or it's too late? [16:47] I'm not sure. If that's the actual problem, then I'd just use -k [16:48] Ok, it's can't be undone. Guess I'll stick with it, not a big deal. [16:49] you can make a new sub-identity for the key that can go in debian/changelog [16:50] That should be fairly easy to do from an application like kgpg [16:54] I just used -k and that works out fine. [16:54] Though I had multiple keys uploaded to public servers from a couple of years ago... need to figure out how to delete those. [16:55] err can't [16:57] you can if you still have the pass from the key and the key itself and generate a revocation certificate [17:01] the private keys lost for the old ones. [17:12] whence plasma... latest karmic upgrade seems to have lost it [17:18] is the air theme in 4.3 beta 1? [17:20] nixternal: nop [17:20] are they waiting for the final release and not putting it in any of the betas I take it === siekaczx is now known as siekacz === fregl__ is now known as fregl [21:11] someone around, who would like to sponsor bug 379514 ? [21:11] Launchpad bug 379514 in choqok "new upstream version available (0.6)" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/379514 [21:13] I can do that for you neversfelde [21:13] nixternal: thank you [21:14] choqok seems to be more feature complete now, I think I should write a backport request [21:21] neversfelde: in svn? [21:21] yes, backport it, or provide me a jaunty package :) [21:21] nixternal: I pushed one to my ppa [21:21] Tm_T: 0.6 was released a few hours ago [21:22] groovy [21:23] just not built yet I guess [21:24] neversfelde: it's containing 2006.10 < CIA-63> momeny * r971543 choqok/trunk/extragear/network/choqok/src/statuswidget.cpp: Fix on Url regexp ? [21:24] (that's three hours ago btw) [21:27] neversfelde: hmm, apparently not, don't know if it matters though [21:28] apparently yes, then it's good thing [21:28] hehe [21:28] neversfelde: shouldn't choqok have a watch file? [21:29] nixternal: oh yes, but I am not shure how to create one cause the path is ../0.*/choqok.- [21:29] k, I can do that [21:30] k, I'll have a look at it [21:32] watch files are a mistery for me :) [21:32] s/mistery/mystery [21:37] ya, no watch file for choqok, they (ospdev) has that sillyness like kde-apps does [21:39] neversfelde: uploaded :) [21:39] nixternal: thank you [21:39] np [23:35] choqok backport request: bug 379566 [23:35] Launchpad bug 379566 in jaunty-backports "Please backport choqok-0.6 to jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/379566 [23:35] I do not know if it is ok, so if a backporter is around :) [23:50] any one here working tonight? [23:50] trying to get svn version for karmic trunk of kdepim https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/kdepim/4:4.2.85-0ubuntu6 [23:50] to allow upstream to help me debug a bug on kmail (doesn't reply to mailinglists) [23:52] you want to know what version karmic has? [23:54] JontheEchidna: taking care of that in #kontact [23:54] hey, is there a reason why kdepim/kmail doesn't dept on oxygen-icons? [23:54] i don't know if they do or not for sure without dl'n the source and I am to lazy, figured you might know ;p [23:54] nothing does at the moment [23:55] oh, groovy [23:55] BUGabundo: ^^ [23:55] except the kubuntu-desktop seed [23:55] I read it [23:55] tis what you get for running our broken packages in jaunty anyways [23:55] muhahaha [23:55] karmic [23:55] err, ya karmic I meant [23:55] sorry [23:55] in jaunty it is love :D [23:55] in trunk it is even more love [23:55] with 2 extra hugs thrown in [23:56] any of you guys has _any_ idea on how to debug why my kmail won't let me reply to mailinglist? [23:56] single emails works [23:56] I rebuild indexs [23:56] I changed accounts [23:57] I change folder settings and ml management [23:57] nothing I do, shows the Reply option [23:58] come one guys... throw me bone here!